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Listen as Clean Beauty Advocate and Makeup Artist Campbell Richie and I  talk about her career and her mission to make the world a safe and  beautiful place.  Hear her explain exactly what green washing is and why  it is so important to research every product yourself before ingesting  it in into your system.  An incredible resource without ever being preachy, Campbell shares how we can make a difference in our own  cosmetics choices and even better the world little by little.  

This episode is sponsored by Lightbeam.tv 

They acquire, develop & produce, and distribute impactful, artful  stories about inspiring people, compassionate acts, and awe-inducing  feats. Head there now to check out the film I directed featuring Campbell here.

Other Links in this Ep: 

Hear Me Raw Beauty

Not So Pretty HBOMax  

Campbell Ritch IG




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When it comes to transformations, it's no secret that right now, they are all the rage.  But Jessica Biel as Candy Montgomery and Melanie Lynskey as Betty Gore are really impressive and you will hear why in this episode.  I have Katie Ballard on the show this week to explain how she made their wigs appear so natural and realistic, share some of her inspiration and techniques, (spoiler- we talk about the iconic Vidal Sassoon Bevel Cut) and Katie shares hilarious stories from the set. Make sure to watch CANDY on Hulu right now-  it started last night and will drop a new episode every night this week,  ending on... Friday The 13th!
Links
https://www.instagram.com/ballard.hair.design

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It's here, It's here!  I am finally bringing you the James Vincent  Episode on video! If you have been a makeup artist or hair stylist in the industry for even 5 minutes, you know James from The Makeup Show, The  Powder Group, iArtist, or any number of other community gatherings in  the industry. James is the Director of Education and Artistry for The Makeup Show and The Powder Group, He career in makeup is legendary, he has worked for years Keying major Fashion Shows in all the major cities, and has worked for years in music videos, spanning genres with such legendary musicians as Lady Gaga, Florence and the Machine, Courtney  Love, Amy Winehouse, Joan Jett and The Foo Fighters. James has had the pleasure to work with leading ladies like Liv Tyler, Reese Witherspoon and Jane Fonda, James has also been privileged enough to work with men  who have made a mark including President Barack Obama.

We are going to get into his passion for community and what drives  him to bring artists together through strong communities like The Powder Group, The Makeup Show and innovative education events.

We are also going all the way back to James’ assisting days to talk about the best advice Kevyn Aucoin ever gave him as well as his time spent working with Billy B and Dick Page.

Don’t forget that The Makeup Show is May 1,2,  it’s LIVE and IN PERSON and there is a code in the show notes for $5 off

Head to https://www.themakeupshow.com/nyc/

CODE for $5 off The Makeup Show: LOVENYC22

James Vincent IG: https://www.instagram.com/jvincentmakeup/

Rebels & Outlaws Website: https://rebelsandoutlawsnyc.com/

The Powder Group https://www.thepowdergroup.com/


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It's here, It's here!  I am finally bringing you the James Vincent Episode! If you have been a makeup artist or hair stylist in the industry for even 5 minutes, you know James from The Makeup Show, The Powder Group, iArtist, or any number of other community gatherings in the industry. James is the Director of Education and Artistry for The Makeup Show and The Powder Group, He career in makeup is legendary, he has worked for years Keying major Fashion Shows in all the major cities, and has worked for years in music videos, spanning genres with such legendary musicians as Lady Gaga, Florence and the Machine, Courtney Love, Amy Winehouse, Joan Jett and The Foo Fighters. James has had the pleasure to work with leading ladies like Liv Tyler, Reese Witherspoon and Jane Fonda, James has also been privileged enough to work with men who have made a mark including President Barack Obama.

We are going to get into his passion for community and what drives him to bring artists together through strong communities like The Powder Group, The Makeup Show and innovative education events.

We are also going all the way back to James’ assisting days to talk about the best advice Kevyn Aucoin ever gave him as well as his time spent working with Billy B and Dick Page.

Don’t forget that The Makeup Show is May 1,2,  it’s LIVE and IN PERSON and there is a code in the show notes for $5 off

Head to https://www.themakeupshow.com/nyc/

CODE for $5 off The Makeup Show: LOVENYC22

James Vincent IG: https://www.instagram.com/jvincentmakeup/

Rebels & Outlaws Website: https://rebelsandoutlawsnyc.com/

AND AGAIN!

The Makeup Show: https://www.themakeupshow.com/

Get tix for NYC May 1,2 HERE: https://www.themakeupshow.com/nyc/

CODE for $5 off The Makeup Show: LOVENYC22

The Powder Group https://www.thepowdergroup.com/


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Raise your hand if you binged the crazy ride that is Archive 81.  You know I love anything 90's but we get more than one period look in this show and Etzel Ecleston shared with me her story about going from Key to Makeup Department Head on this project and her secrets for defining the 1920s with makeup.  Listen up to learn how Etzel made her career happen, hear great advice about how to remain irreplaceable on-set, and as always, so much more.

Etzel's IG https://www.instagram.com/etzelmakeup/?hl=en

Binge Archive 81 https://www.netflix.com/title/80222802


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A delightful conversation with New Zealand's own costume designer, Jane Holland, where she opens up about the intense craftsmanship that went into Spike Spiegel's (actor John Cho's) iconic blue suit in Cowboy Bebop - the tailoring, influences from the graphic novel, the gorgeous lining only actor John Cho knew about, and a secret 'easter egg' of sorts: handmade buttons with a water symbol - all part of a legacy costume (one the character wears the whole project!).  Also, the hundreds of versions that were made of the blue suit for all the action sequences.  Jane discusses the heartbreak of the shows sudden cancellation by Netflix after creating an entire studio workshop for the characters' intricate wardrobe.  Jane discusses throwing herself into projects and how if you don't go all in, you aren't taking a risk, so NO REGRETS.  From her beginnings working on Jane Campion's Oscar-winning The Piano to Xena: Warrior Princess, Jane sings the praises of New Zealand's tightly knit and vital film community as well as her recent colabs with her son!  


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